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Quote from: RockinRonny on May 24, 2016, 20:32:06 PMTHX, It was powder coated but the business said because they are made with two pieces of metal glued together it was a pain to get it right and had to re-do it after the first time and glue leaking out of it. They then put it in an acid bath, then bake it for awhile to try and get all the glue residue out and then was able to powder coat paint it. Partzilla.com still has the OEM chrome available and I bought one to change the look at times. Also Iam going to have the maroon cover redone to a matching white and found a couple pieces to change out the center emblem with again for variety.To Trall, nice job on customizing that bike. Really like the air breather cover. Is it the original painted? There's just so many ways to customize a drifter. I would say they are one of the coolest bikes on the road!
To Trall, nice job on customizing that bike. Really like the air breather cover. Is it the original painted? There's just so many ways to customize a drifter. I would say they are one of the coolest bikes on the road!
Now that's thinking inside the keg. 
got to think outside the box Uncle Ronny........wait till you see the one being worked on right now....lol......
A tap handle, that would have been cool! A tap handle from Old Flame Brewery in Port Perry would look awesome.
Great idea for the padlocks on your trunk to keep the curious kids from "looking"
Looks perfect! 
Be careful consuming those barley sandwiches while your riding. The O.P.P. may see that tap handle and pull you over. 
and what do you think is in the travel trunk? A good 5 gallons of barley sandwiches......
Quote from: CDNRatMan on May 23, 2016, 08:34:37 AMReal nice but can it poor beer tobeer taps make cool handles to
Lol
beer taps make cool handles to
Super sharp. Ted shifter's are iconic. The Drifter itself is #1 for style and retro design and my #2 is Ted's shifter's, old school looks and way way cool factor on the bike, my #3 is the 1500 solo seat rail and #4 1500 cargo rack. IMO if you own a Drifter your bike is not at the next level without the hand shifter. Just driving makes it more fun.
Those shifter Drifter knobs are perfect and high quality. There's a a real cool silver Indian head, that you can get on Ebay from time to time and are cool to change up now and then. It's all metal and can use a basic tap and die set to make the same thread size needed in two minutes. That and 100 more knobs to suite your taste.
Here's mine
It depends on where the bracket on the foot shifter ends up. I purposely moved it forward.
Here's some pix of the bracket that came with the kit and my modification.
Other than that it is fine.
I was thinking about ordering one some time ago but I didn't want it to block the Zambini Indian tank emblem.
Your pics clearly show it won't ... I just might reconsider!
Thanks for this thread!
I was told that the Drifter insignia is supposed to face the rider, the palm goes on the flat so I turned it. 
That's a good look, Ronnie. I looked at those shifter handles too. Looks really good on your bike.
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